Tessedik Tanya

Unprecedentedly forgotten and neglected, once a beautiful building. It's a waste. Adding to the previous opinion, I note that there is no need to fear the local government. The population had to report that Vajda P. Street did not end at Benka Gy., As they thought it had been for "decades" (see every road renovation, public lighting, etc.). If he had gone through the municipality, he wouldn't be able to use a sidewalk in front of Tessedik Farm today.

The Szarvas municipality has been struggling for 15 years to acquire the ownership of the former Tessedik Sámuel's former farm and thus have the opportunity to sort it out. The state proved to be a bad host: the building of a pastor and teacher's former diligence school is in ruins. Many of the people in the Szarvas do not even know that the building in which the Tessedik Sámuel opened the country's first economic school in 1780 at the very end of Vajda Péter Street is still today. In the six-hectare area from the city he built the school at his own expense. He also created a practice garden where his students could master the cultivation of the cultivation. This was the first soil-repair experiment on this salty earth - sand, burnt bricks, lime and yellow earth.